Jackson House CEO Dr. Bruce Figuered sits down with KUSI News to talk about the stigmas associated with asking for help, and the scope of care provided at each of the centers in our family of facilities. Touching on the recent tragic passing of actor Matthew Perry, Dr. Figuered explains how addiction can escalate and present health risks such as respiratory and cardiac failure. ...
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In The News: New legislation and how it affects mental health care in California
The Biden Administration's new Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act is aimed at making mental health and substance abuse treatment more accessible to all Americans. This legislation compels commercial insurance to cover broader treatment options and closes loopholes that previously existed. Depression and anxiety have strong correlates with addiction or other health c ...
Dr. Bruce Figuered sits down with Good Morning San Diego
Good Morning San Diego asks Jackson House CEO Dr. Bruce Figuered: what is causing the rise in drug addiction and drug-related deaths in California, and what can be done to help? Watch to learn about the roadblocks to recovery, and how Jackson House is working to eliminate them.
Fentanyl Awareness Day interview: Dr. Bruce Figuered and Good Morning San Diego
In March alone, over 5,000 pounds of illegal fentanyl have been seized by state and local authorities in California. This epidemic means that more Californians are in need of treatment, including addressing the possible mental health issues that may be present with addiction. Jackson House CEO Dr. Bruce Figuered talks with Allie Wagner of Good Morning San Diego about the import ...
Good Morning San Diego chats with Dr. Bruce Figuered
The consequences of untreated mental health issues can include strained or lost personal relationships, substance abuse, and even homelessness. Jackson House CEO Dr. Bruce Figuered believes that treatment should be available and accessible for everyone, and wants to end the stigma surrounding reaching out for help. Jackson House has inpatient and outpatient treatment plans to f ...
Portland Mental Health Crisis Center Under Development
What happens when you build an office space that nobody wants to lease? For Vanessa Sturgeon, it meant changing course from a coworking space to a much-needed mental health and addiction treatment facility. Read more about her process!
Jackson House CEO Dr. Bruce Figuered featured on Good Business San Diego
Watch Jackson House CEO Dr. Bruce Figuered on Good Business San Diego with Roy Robertson, as he works to debunk some of the misconceptions surrounding substance abuse and addiction. He points out that the idea of choice can fade away as you or your loved one slips into addiction, and the importance of treating the mental health aspects of the disease as well as the physical. Ja ...
Good Business San Diego: Interview with Dr. Figuered September 2023
Suicide has been on the rise, but it doesn't have to be. Watch our CEO Dr. Bruce Figuered on Good Business San Diego as he discusses causes, prevention, and how Jackson House can help you if you are experiencing a crisis.
Good Business San Diego: Interview with Dr. Figuered August 2023
Thanks for having us on the show, Good Business San Diego! Jackson House CEO Dr. Bruce Figuered chatted with Roy Robertson about our new locations, treatment options, and follow up care, to assure you that you are never alone in dealing with a mental health crisis.
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